The number one objective of
Kiwanis is to provide excellent community service
with a focus on children and young adults.
Members of the Scottsdale Airpark
Kiwanis Club are working professionals from a variety
of backgrounds.
accountancy
consulting
financial and retirement planning
food & beverage management
health care
insurance
law
non-profit management
print services
sales
real estate
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Briar Patch Food Sales
Joel Patterson and Airpark Kiwanis
members spend Thanksgiving weekend cooking and serving
hamburgers and hotdogs to nearly 10,000 holiday shoppers.
Proceeds from this annual fundraiser have been used
to benefit foster kids.
Annual Garage Sale
Fun-loving Kiwanian Ralph Papetti
models a Kenyan outfit he purchased at the club's
annual garage sale. Proceeds from this event have
been used to benefit homeless teens.
My Kiwanis membership is an important
part of my life. It allows me to work in my
community in an area that has always been my
passion: children, which is the focus of Kiwanis.
Providing even the smallest
assistance for a child is a wonderful feeling.
Working with our zany group of busy professionals
is the other plus."
Barbara Carragher is up to her elbows
in canned goods as she stocks shelves in the food pantry
at Interfaith Cooperative Ministries.
To make a tax-deductible donation
to the Scottsdale Airpark Kiwanis Club Foundation, click
here or call 602-254-5408.
The Scottsdale Airpark Kiwanis Club meets on the
first
Monday of each month at 7:30 am at Taylor's restaurant inside the
Scottsdale Airpark Terminal, 15000 N. Airport Drive (from Scottsdale
Road, turn east and go to the end of Butherus Drive)